CalHFA's web site is set up in four primary sections: Homebuyers - this section provides information to homebuyers looking for programs to buy their home. CalHFA Homeowners - this section is for those customers who already have a mortgage loan with CalHFA and wish to access account information and other resources about your existing loan. Lenders/Realtors/Nonprofits - this section is for our business partners. If you are a Lender, Broker, Real Estate Agent, or other partner doing business wi  More...

Our standard business hours are Monday – Friday 8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. We are closed on state holidays and weekends.

CalHFA MAC is CalHFA Mortgage Assistance Corporation, a nonprofit organization that was created specifically to receive and disburse federal funding for the Keep Your Home California program. CalHFA MAC’s Board of Directors and Officers are employees of CalHFA and receive no additional compensation for performing these duties.

Yes, CalHFA’s newsletter, Housing Matters, is available here.

All of the documents on CalHFA's web site use either Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, etc.) or are in the PDF format. To read PDF files, you will have to download the free Adobe Reader at the link below.

We use Google Translate on our site--you can find it in the upper right corner.

CalHFA’s main Sacramento Headquarters phone number is (toll free) 877.922.5432. If you’re a current CalHFA borrower and would like information about your loan, please call the Loan Servicing Department at 800.669.1079.

Keep Your Home California is a federally-funded program to help California homeowners struggling to pay their mortgages. California has received nearly $2 billion and is working with housing counselors and servicers to provide assistance to eligible homeowners and prevent avoidable foreclosures. Information on Keep Your Home California can be found on their web site at: http:// www.KeepYourHomeCalifornia.org

Electronic news and updates are offered through CalHFA’s Enews Announcements . You can follow us on Twitter and Facebook.

The Business, Consumer Services and Housing (BCSH) oversees CalHFA along with the CalHFA board and commissions.

The California Housing Finance Agency (CalHFA) was established in 1975 as the state’s affordable housing bank. CalHFA makes low interest rate loans to first-time homebuyers and multifamily developers through the sale of tax-exempt bonds and other financing tools. CalHFA is a self-supporting state agency, with bonds being repaid by revenues generated through mortgage loans, not taxpayer dollars.

Executive Director: Tia Boatman Patterson Programs Administrator: Rick Okikawa Director of Legislation: Diane Richardson Director of Financing: Tim Hsu Director of Administration: Jackie Riley Director of Marketing: Ken Giebel General Counsel: Victor James

For public record act requests, call 916.326.8481 or email publicrecords@calhfa.ca.gov .

CalHFA Board meetings are open to the public and are held bi-monthly. To see a calendar and monthly agendas, visit the Board Meetings page.

All media calls should be directed to Ken Giebel, Director of Marketing, at 916.326.8600.

CalHFA cannot give tax advice or financial counsel, as every home and owner presents a unique situation, and we do not have financial advisors on staff. The best thing to do would be to consult a tax attorney or CPA to find the implications of a short sale on your home, as state and federal regulations can be very confusing. Here's a link to a recent story in the Sacramento Bee regarding exactly this confusion: The best course of action to find out about the tax implications of any aspect   More...